5 pounds flour
3 tablespoons salt + 1 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup baking powder + 4 teaspoons baking powder
6 cups powdered milk
4 cups shortening
Mix together dry ingredients. Cut in shortening. Keep at room temperature.
Use as you would Bisquick.
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Quick Mix #3
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i use so much of this mix. i love this recipe. thanks for doing all the hard work of figuring out the measurements.:worthy:
i used to do a lot of cooking for crowds and this would definitely be an excellent recipe to include in a section for crowds.
my wife and i have decided to try this for our little “crowd”. we are a family of 8 with the youngest being 14 so all adult appetites. Two loves a day add up.
I will keep you posted.
in the ingredient list there is salt and baking powder listed twice for each of these ingredients. I think for the salt it might be sugar but for the baking powder it might be baking soda and baking powder but which one for what measurement? This is important for this ingredient.
Thanks to anyone who reads this and can correct this.
No, they are listed twice intentionally. You have to add the two measurements together in order to get the correct amount in each instance. So for the salt you measure 3 Tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon.
For the baking powder you measure 1/2 cup plus 4 teaspoons.
Clear as mud?